It's a bugle bungle: Off-key soldier shouldn't blow his own trumpet after missing the

UPDATED Hundreds of tourists travel from around the world to crowd in front of the impressive railings of Buckingham Palace and watch the Changing the Guard. But they must have been more than a little disappointed when an off-key trumpeter (pictured) was drafted at the last minute and missed almost all his notes. Filmed by a bemused French tourist, the video of the ceremony has now been shared across the globe. The mounted troops from the Royal Horse Artillery were making their way back to their base at Hyde Park Barracks, a short ride away in Kensington.

Man is crushed to death in his sleep and another is injured after a tree collapsed onto a

NEW Police arrived at an area of woodland on the south bank of the Water of Leith (pictured) in Edinburgh around 3.30am on Saturday. A camper was pronounced dead at the scene and the other injured. Officers are currently working to find the dead man's next of kin. A Police Scotland spokesman said: 'Officers have consulted with the appropriate partners who are confident that the tree fell as a result of natural occurrences.'

PC Michael Graham, 49, was jailed for 16 years and dismissed from the police force for his campaign of physical and sexual abuse against the victim on his houseboat in Uxbridge, west London.

NEW Zakaria Bulhan, 19, is accused of murdering retired teacher Darlene Horton, 64, in Russell Square, London, on Wednesday. He appeared before Westminster Magistrates' Court today.

EXCLUSIVE: Ben Butler, 36, was given a 'blank cheque' to fund a 'Rolls-Royce' team of lawyers at the secretive Family Court and during his trial for the murder at his six-year-old daughter Ellie.

NEW The former Top Gear presenter caught sight of the four men, two French and two German, after they were swept a mile off the coast of Majorca, Spain, by 'a very brisk wind'.

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NEW Detectives have now launched an investigation after the men aged 27, 31 and 36 sustained serious injuries in the attack in Wolverhampton in the early hours.

The first edition headline on an article on May 27 referred to the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust as a 'pro-terrorist charity'. We are happy to make clear that the JRCT does not support terrorism.

At least '13 young people killed when fire erupts at a bar in French town of Rouen'

UPDATED At least 13 people have been killed after a fire ripped through a bar in France while a group aged 18-25 were enjoying a birthday party. The blaze started in the basement of the Cuba Libre bar in Rouen in the Normandy region of France, around midnight. The fire, which was France's deadliest in a decade, was sparked by the candles of a birthday cake. The victims were poisoned by a toxic mix of gases released by the burning plastic and one of the injured is still fighting for their life this morning.

Sun-worshipers heading to the coast to soak up the sun this weekend have been told to keep an eye out for shoals of mackerel as an influx of the fish has attracted sharks to the southern English coast.

NEW Members of the armed forces have been encouraged to wear their uniforms outside their barracks, despite concerns over targeted terror attacks.

NEW The teenager, believed to have been 16, was found with a number of stab wounds to his upper body after police were called to a disturbance in Colegrove Road, Peckham on Friday.

Alarm bells sounded after the toddler, who cannot be identified, was recently taken from her home in England to Guinea, a High Court judge heard. A man has been arrested and released on bail.

The dispute is over the role of conductors

Train company Southern Rail announced it will introduce an emergency timetable from next week and will run just 60 per cent of its services across London and the South East.

Rio Olympics 2016 opening ceremony sees climate change lectures and protests

UPDATED The Olympics have started in Rio with Gisele the star, but with thousands of empty seats at the Opening Ceremony, and clashes between police and protesters outside which saw tear gas used. Protesters, who were also furious over the presence of Brazil's acting president Michel Temer at the ceremony, clashed with police who used tear gas on the demonstrators.
Inside the stadium, others showed their anger through the thousands of seats left unsold as the Opening Ceremony began.

See, I CAN hold a flag! Andy Murray leads Team GB in the Rio Olympics triumphantly holding

Andy Murray has been captured in relaxed mood in the moments before he steps out onto the world stage as the flag bearer for Team GB. A video posted online by fellow tennis star and British athlete Heather Watson showed the Wimbledon champion gearing up backstage at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games. Alongside the video, Watson Tweeted: 'Andy Murray flag bearing like a boss.' It comes after the Scot gave a 'motivational speech' to his fellow athletes ahead of the opening ceremony of the Rio Olympics. he Scot tried to rouse the troops at the team's headquarters as the British sportsmen and women prepared to take part in the curtain-raiser at Rio de Janeiro's Macarana stadium.

Twitter users accused the BBC of trawling through Wikipedia for inane facts about some of the less-known nations as they walked out at the ceremony in Rio early this morning.

Several took to Twitter to query why she had chosen not the wear the ring (pictured), with some suggesting things had turned sour with her and Clare's wife Alice Arnold, who tied the knot last year.

GB cyclist Lizzie Armitstead, 27, will compete in the Olympic women's road race in Rio on Sunday. She avoided a ban despite missing three drugs tests in the space of year.

London 2012 Olympics has left different legacy from what was promised

What has become of the promises that have been the mantra of successive British politicians since Tony Blair was in power: that London 2012 would revive East London's fortunes with a massive redevelopment on a scale not seen since the great days of Empire? If we believe Lord Coe, the architect of the £9.3billion Games, this pledge is already being delivered. Tessa Jowell, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport when London's bid succeeded in 2005, was similarly upbeat on BBC2's Newsnight this week. However, the facts belie their optimism.

The final day of preparations for the Games in Rio was marred by the announcement that two athletes had failed drugs tests. An Irish boxer was the first to do so earlier this week.

The broadcaster will deploy a new generation of 'Wi-Fi detection vans' from next month. Currently, in order to watch or record live TV users need to pay £145.50 for the yearly licence.

The man in his 20s was attacked at about 2pm at Westfield in White City, West London, before police and paramedics were called and he was taken to hospital.

Norwegian national Zakaria Bulhan (pictured) has also been charged with the attempted murder of five other people after they were attacked with a knife in central London on Wednesday evening.

Mother releases horrific footage of the moment her son died in a fireball crash

Warning: Graphic Content. Lewis Clark (inset), from Pontefract, West Yorkshire, died on August 30, 2015, in a crash on the Isle of Man. A German rider, also killed, was overtaking when the bikes collided. An inquest into the death last year was told the fatal crash happened on the Mountain Road. The crash happened during the Isle of Man Festival of Motorcycling but was not connected to the event. Beverly Clark said: 'It's the news no parent should ever have to receive. I will never hear his voice or see that lovely smile that could light up a room.'

The indie four-piece band (pictured) were killed in a car crash in February, when their car plunged more than 80ft from a bridge into a canal near the city of Stockholm, Sweden.

Dr Kalyana Saripalli, 39, was found to have acted inappropriately in messaging three women when he worked at an NHS trust in London and at Stoke Mandeville Hospital in Aylesbury.

Hugh Grant revealed on The Late Late Show with James Corden that he had resorted to using a 'sage-burning, drum-banging' exorcist when one of his four children saw a ghostly apparition.

The suspect was detained two months after police announced a major forensic breakthrough in the unsolved investigation into the mass shooting at the village of Kingsmill, Co Armagh.

Brian Rix has revealed that he is terminally ill and urged Parliament to act 'as soon as possible' to allow those with a terminal condition to be assisted to die.

A Romanian family including a girl of just two years old were discovered living in a three-bed property in London's East End. SUE REID investigates the squalid conditions of migrants.

Landowner Charles Stimpson has applied for permission to build a 16-house development in the medieval village of New Buckenham, south Norfolk, and residents are in uproar.

Philip Green meets the fraud squad over the BHS collapse

Sir Philip looked rather glum as he took a call from his £100million superyacht off the Greek island of Skorpios. MP Frank Field has met with the Serious Fraud Office, which is considering a criminal investigation over the sale of BHS. Sir Philip's wife Tina, 67, (inset) who is the registered owner of his £3.2billion shopping empire, is keeping him company aboard the newest addition to his private fleet.

For a man who had a heart attack last year, whose political party seems to be charging into the abyss, and who faces being sued by one of the country's richest, Frank Field doesn't half look chipper.

Dame Lowell Goddard, who resigned as chair of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse, could receive up to £90,00 in severance pay - despite the fact she quit the job.

Dame Lowell Goddard (pictured) sensationally resigned as chair of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse, which was set up by the then Home Secretary Theresa May.

Ephraim Mirvis criticised Jeremy Corbyn's decision to nominate Miss Chakrabarti for the Lords just weeks after she produced a report which has been branded a whitewash.

The Foreign Secretary relaxed in his swim shorts and listened to music after sailing to the Greek island of Trikeri for the day during his summer break.

Alton Towers victim Vicky Balch reveals why she posed for erotic photo

Alton Towers victim Vicky Balch, from Preston, Lancashire, has revealed why she posed for an erotic photo shoot, adding that she never thought she would look 'attractive' or 'sexy' again. She lost her right leg after being involved in the Smiler ride accident (inset) at the theme park in Staffordshire. Ms Balch, who was 19 at the time, appeared on television after her leg was amputated (right). Her friend Hanna bought her a lingerie shoot (left) for her 21st birthday and she hoped it would cheer her up. Ms Balch said: 'When I saw those photographs - I never thought I'd be able to look that attractive or sexy again. I was going to keep them for me, but my mum and the rest of the family said: "You need to do something with these."'

The research showed that the risk of a fracture soared in those relying on the drugs to get a good night's sleep. The pills are thought to add to daytime drowsiness in those with existing sleep problems.

Danish pleasure and lifestyle brand AVEConcept polled 2,000 Americans to compile an official relationship timeline highlighting the right moments for certain milestones.

Research suggests that men are actively turned off by intelligence. It seems someone like George Clooney, whose wife is human rights lawyer Amal, is the exception rather than the rule.

Asthma sufferer Gaye Stokes, 54, (pictured) from Grantham, Lincolnshire, says she feels like a 'completely different person' after taking part in clinical trials for new drug fevipiprant.

Down's syndrome is the chief reason why women who have paid for IVF treatment have terminated their pregnancy, according to analysis by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority.

Four in ten over-65s railed against the popular practice of taking selfies. Almost half of those questioned in the survey think it is wrong to use smartphones on public transport and in the street.

As he finally unveiled the 'toxic' nominations, David Cameron gave out 13 Tory peerages and 46 honours to allies, aides, Remainers and party donors.

Parliament has dozens of bars and restaurants, where MPs, peers, staff and other passholders can enjoy pints for as little as £2.90 - 70p cheaper than the average price of a pint in London.

Figures released by the Department for Work and Pensions appear to show that the cap of £500 a week for households with children - and £350 for single claimants - is making work pay.

Ken Wharfe Princess Diana's bodyguard shares the most intimate portrait ever

Ken Wharfe (right), Princess Diana's bodyguard, has provided an insight into the Royal Family and what Prince William and Harry were like as children - adding that they would joke around and ask him for a 'fight'. Mr Wharfe, who was a royal protection officer, was responsible for guarding the young princes and their mother, Diana (right), with his life. He wrote that his day always started the same way with a knock at the door from William and Harry and they asked: 'Do you want to fight, Ken?' Mr Wharfe also wrote that Harry was an exceptional shot with a gun at a young age (left, pictured on the right, next to his brother William).

Tanveer Iqbal, 33, had been strangled to death with his remains found by a police officer crammed into a cardboard box for a widescreen television in Birmingham.

Sharon and Derek Waite, from Folkestone, Kent, were served a notice warning they will be kicked out of their home if they do not prune back three trees.

Detectives hunting the killer of nurse Susan Donoghue, who was brutally murdered by an intruder at her Bristol home 40 years ago, now have a full DNA profile of the suspect.

Mohammed Abdul-Wahid (pictured) was driving his VW Golf south on the A1 through Gateshead alongside Ryan Charlton's Honda Civic on April 19 last year when they started racing.

Bystanders were left stunned when an enraged man ran into the road and began 'attacking' a number of cars before clinging onto one as it drove down a dual carriageway in Leicester.

Grandfather-of-six John Payne, 82, breaks down in tears meeting new dog Fly for the first time. The pensioner has owned eight spaniels over his life and his last pooch Swift died without him there.

Designer Philippe Starck says he needs sex twice a day to be creative

He's the world-famous designer idolised by luvvies such as actress Jennifer Aniston and Lord Mandelson, and best-known for the rocket-shaped lemon squeezer which adorns thousands of middle-class homes. Philippe Starck, 67, mixes with the jet-set, and his creations include everything from bijou hotels in London and abroad, to watches, yachts and armchairs. With a reputation as 'the rock star of the design world', he's been married four times and has five children - Ara, Oa, Lago, K and Justice - names that he says were computer-generated. He has 18 houses all over the globe, writes CATHERINE EVANS.

Two key players in the UK's 'Black Lives Matter' group which brought transport routes to a standstill this morning are an 18-year-old model and an Oxford University student.

In a video filmed by the frustrated Chris Speed in Gorleston-on-Sea, Norfolk, he challenges a dog walker about not clearing up her dogs' poo, to which she replies, 'I don't give a f**k.'

In the second part of her diary, Florence, 17, has finished au pairing and joins hordes of British teenagers travelling to the Mediterranean in search of summer work for five weeks in Zante, Greece.

EXCLUSIVE: The man reportedly pulled a balaclava over his face as he marched into the chain in Welling, south-east London holding the large knife in his hand.

Emergency services were all scrambled to the scene of the dramatic crash (pictured) near Jurassic Coast, Weymouth, Dorset, on Friday afternoon to find the wrecked plane with the passengers on-board.

Essex thug left 5 friends maimed after spraying chemicals on them at Ockendon station

Alexander Bassey , 17, got off a train at Ockendon station in Essex and approached the friends who were sitting at the platform waiting to go home after a party. After challenging the youngsters - aged from 16 to 18 - he pulled a sports bottle from behind his back before squirting the highly corrosive alkaline substance backwards and forwards over them. The innocent friends, who had said 'we don't want any trouble', were left screaming in agony as the acid burned through their clothes and onto their skin leaving them with life-changing injuries. The unprovoked attack was captured on CCTV which was released today for the first time.

Wayne Rooney , 30, was playing his testimonial match at Old Trafford on Wednesday when a masked intruder tried to break into his £6million mansion in a Cheshire village.

Scientists claimed to have solved the mystery of why women have them when they have no reproductive function. Rowling argued that, given childbirth is so painful, its function is completely obvious.

David Hoare slammed the popular Hampshire holiday resort and linked its underachieving schools to the poor social conditions many suffer on the island.

Turkish immigrant Erhan Havaleoglu, 36, stabbed Leighanne Cameron, 29, 10 times in the neck and twice in the back at the home they had shared in Mid Calder, Scotland, on October 28 2015.

A woman has alleged that Newcastle Falcons and England Under 20s winger Zach Kibirige, 21, attacked her at home after the pair had met on dating app Tinder.

Sales staff at airport pick-up desks are using high pressure tactics to charge around £30 a day for insurance to protect against huge bills of up to £2,500 if tourists are involved in an accident.

Woman delivers her own baby in less than 60 SECONDS at the hospital entrance

Jessica Stubbins, from Scunthorpe, felt her baby coming just as she arrived at Scunthorpe General Hospital with her husband Tom and CCTV captured the extraordinary moment she gave birth to her second daughter, Lucy, in under a minute (pictured). Her husband Tom, a butcher, told Good Morning Britain (inset) how by the time he arrived on the scene (far right) Jessica was saying: 'It's a girl, it's a girl! I'm sorry, I'm sorry!' He recalled: 'She felt really guilty because I missed it. I was just in absolute shock and I didn't know what was happening.'

Sheffield's Labour-run council already makes millions a year from its parking meters. But officials said the plans aim to discourage people from choosing to drive after falls in fuel prices.

Neighbours have already lost a fight to ban camping at the Norman fortress in Warwickshire. Next week castle owner Merlin Entertainment will learn if it can serve alcohol there until 2am.

Natalie Cook, 19, is recovering at home in Leeds after spending seven weeks in hospital in Thailand following the fall in which she broke several bones and suffered internal bleeding.

Some universities are aiming to fill a quarter of new undergraduate places with students who are the first in their family to go to university, in a drive to boost social mobility in Britain.

Tycoon Richard Caring has enraged his neighbours with plans for a bigger nightclub in Berkeley Square in London's Mayfair and disgruntled locals have hired lawyers to object.

The pair were using their phones to catch virtual-reality monsters such as Pikachu in the game, which has become an international sensation, on a busy road in Bolton late at night.

The Craig house castle where the REAL Braveheart once lay

A six-bedroom Scottish castle which once housed the disembodied heart of Robert the Bruce - who is often referred to as the real Braveheart - has gone on the market for an eye-watering £1.65million. The Craig house and estate (top left) - one of Scotland's oldest properties - dates back to the late 13th century and is located near Montrose, Angus. It has six bedrooms (top right), seven reception rooms (bottom left) and a pair of two-bedroom cottages. One of the rooms is a home library (bottom right) and the historic castle itself is steeped in history. Scottish knight Sir James Douglas also spent his last night in Scotland at the castle in 1330. He was there to protect the heart of Robert the Bruce, King of the Scots (inset).

The 220-strong crew from the HMS St Albans docked at Portsmouth having spent nine months in the war-torn Middle East helping the U.S and the French carry out air strikes on ISIS.

Identifying which cars will become modern classics sky-rocketing in value is something of an art form but, as the owner of this French hot hatch will tell you, it pays off when you get it right.

A lorry driver claimed to have spotted a sandy-coloured big cat with black markings on its face and with a dark tail near St Austell in Cornwall.

The four-day Countryfile Live event, starring presenters Matt Baker and John Craven, is being staged in the grounds of Blenheim Palace in Woodstock, Oxfordshire.

Her career has often been overshadowed by her tumultuous love life, now Sienna Miller believes her problems are behind her after taking a £3,000 therapy course dubbed 'psychological detox'.

It's amazing the difference a bit of make-up can have, and these reassuring before and after pictures of celebrities taken on the same day show that it's not just us mortals that rely on our warpaint.

Jet2.com has banned the sale of alcohol on its flights before 8am just a week after handing a passenger a lifetime ban after his 'aggressive behaviour' caused a flight to be diverted to Manchester.

The two islands off Stromness in Orkney would make the new owner the ruler of their own private archipelago - and the 4.9-acre island of Inner Holm houses a huge bungalow.

A 'one-of-a-kind' mansion set amidst 76 acres of land in Colchester, Essex, is being sold for the second time since it was built in 1989 and boasts five bedrooms, a tennis court, and its own fishing lake.

Afghan girl forced to marry 55-year-old man in exchange for a GOAT

Both the girl's father and new husband Seyed Abdolkarim have been arrested (inset) after a concerned relative raised the alarm because Abdolkarim was allegedly 'undressing the girl at night'. According to the father, who also allegedly received rice, tea, sugar and cooking oil for his daughter, he and his family were desperate for food and by selling his daughter (main picture, centre) he had one less mouth to feed. He also insisted that the new husband of the girl, named only as Gharibgol, had sworn not to have sex with her until she turned 18. After the wedding, Abdolkarim reportedly took the girl to a relative's house in Firozkoh, in Ghor province, pretending she was his daughter.

The princess was 'violently' robbed on Thursday in the second arrondissement - near the Louvre Museum - by two men. The assailants made off with her high-end Richard Mille timepiece.

The jet, which had flown from Paris in France, smashed through barriers before coming to rest in front of stunned motorists driving past Bergamo Airport in the country's north.

Pierre Hattermann from France's eastern Haute-Savoie region, whose wife and son were killed in the Nice attack has also succumbed to his injuries after being on life support ever since the massacre.

Traffic police working in the 18th arrondissement area of Paris in France recognised the radical cleric from a picture that had been handed out to all officers but had not been released publicly.

Italian police in Naples said that an arrest warrant had been issued for the Tunisian man who is believed to have become radicalised and has praised terror attacks online.

The daredevil was spotted charging down a German motorway standing up straight on the seat of his automobile by an incredulous motorist. He waves his arms around and bops to a beat.

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British grandmothers Trish, 82, Margot, 73, and Daphne, 78, agreed to be filmed by Channel 4 as they sampled cannabis in a Dutch coffee shop - after being reassured they wouldn't be sent to jail.

Traffic police working in the 18th arrondissement area of Paris in France recognised the radical cleric from a picture that had been handed out to all officers but had not been released publicly.

'Take her to a place she can't come back from': Girls rescued from Varanasi brothels tell

The new documentary Gudiya by Blush Originals reveals the horrendous abuse suffered by young girls in the brothels of Varanasi - the constituency of Indian PM Narendra Modi. Girls rescued by the Guriya Foundation tell their harrowing stories of survival - including Priya, who was abducted, raped, and abused before being abandoned o the roadside.

Extremists rounded up the 3,000 refugees who were fleeing from the terror group in the Hawiga District of Kirkuk, taking them hostage before executing 12 people who tried to escape.

Volunteers and former rebels who fought in the uprising that toppled Muammar Gaddafi five years ago are now fighting to take back the Libyan city of Sirte from ISIS.

A panda base in Ya'an, China has welcomed two new twins. Xidou, a 10-year-old panda, gave birth to the heaviest panda twins on record on August 4, according to local media.

Admittedly, there are still doubts about whether Mr Cameron's successor, Theresa May, possesses the moral and intellectual calibre to become a significant Prime Minister, writes PETER OBORNE.

She was a stunningly attractive, vibrant, middle-class girl with laudable aspirations to become a paramedic. India Chipchase seemed to have it all, writes AMANDA PLATELL.

As Dame Lowell Goddard becomes the third chairman in two years to resign from Theresa May's child abuse inquiry (or was she pushed?), this ill-fated exercise is once again up in the air.

Of all the operations to ration, and of all the patients to neglect, they've really plumbed new depths by penalising elderly people with failing sight, writes DR MAX PEMBERTON.